W11: Lecture Flashcards

1
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Who was Bernard Lonergan, and when was he born?

A

Canadian Philosopher

1904-1984

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2
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Lonergan is known for his works in ….

A

authentic subjectivity (human authenticity)

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3
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What did Lonergan believe about human consciousness?

A

The structure of human consciousness is going to reveal certain universal characteristics

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What are Lonergan’s 4 types of conscious and intentional operations?

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  1. Experiencing
  2. Understanding
  3. Judging
  4. Deciding
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What drives Lonergan’s 4 types of actions?

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Human curiosity for anything that can be true or good

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What generates attention?

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Being curious, interested, or desiring to learn

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7
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The 4 types of operations reveal to us that…

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Internally, we have some criteria that shows us how to do these operations well.

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8
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Judging and deciding shows we have a natural orientation towards…

A

rationality and responsibility

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9
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Moral impotence is….

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We don’t pursue what is good or true, and pursue what is bad and false

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10
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Religious experience is…

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The drive for responsibility, that reveals itself in concrete commitments, to help us live better.

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